Jubukbae Observatory is a ship-shaped observatory with a panoramic view of the sea and consists of the first and second floors. Jubeoknyeo, where the Jubeokbae Observatory is located, is a place where ink-colored rocks are gathered together reminiscent of a small rock field, and is rich in oysters, clams, and seaweed. It originated as a place where fishing nets were installed by erecting large poles. The official name of the fishing net is 'jubeok', but the word seems to have changed to 'jubeok', and 'jubeoknyeo' refers to the rock on which the fishnet was built.
There is a deck path around the jubeok boat observatory, so you can take a walk while admiring the sea, and the deck The path down can be used when the water recedes. There is also a fishing spot connected to the deck path. It is a combination of 'ara', the native word for sea, and 'me', the Korean word for mountain. It is included in the Seosan Aramegil Gudobeommeori-gil section, an eco-friendly trekking course with the characteristics of the Seosan region where the sea and mountains meet, so you can also visit it through trekking. Yes.

*Photo source: Seosan City Hall Tourism Department